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DELAWARE EQUINE NEWS
Vol. 15 No. 4
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August/September 2016
Day at the Races:
Pimlico Race Course
Jockey J. Perez stands for a professional photo in the winner's circle
at Pimlico Race Course - Home of the Preakness.
Photo by Double J Photos.
Fundraiser Nets $20,000!
Shown accepting a check for $20,000 from a March 9 fundraiser
for Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding are (left to right) SDTR
volunteers Sasha Hudson and Donnel Bailey; therapy horse Willy;
volunteer Haley VonRitchie; SDTR Board President and Instructor
Georgia Truitt; SDTR Board Member and Instructor Kelly Boyer;
Board Member Karen Peden; Board Member Tom Peet; event
chairs Bob Ciprietti of Touch of Italy, Bob Yesbek and Eddie
Ghabour of Key Advisors Group, LLC; SDTR Capital Campaign
Chairman Scott Swingle, and SDTR Capital Campaign Manager
Mark Churra. MADDY LAURIA PHOTO
Reprinted courtesy of the Cape Gazette
(See full story on page 3)
The Maryland Jockey Club has graciously donated A Day at the Races certificate to the Delaware Equine Council
Foundation to be auctioned off during its
fundraiser for the scholarship program for
the past several years. This year DEC
members, Dusty Chaps Farm and Second
Chance Ranch of Delaware, Inc., partnered
up to purchase the certificate and enjoyed
a Day At The Races. The group chose
Pimlico as the track of preference and attended the races on the last day of the
meet, June 26.
The Day at the Races began with an excited group traveling to Pimlico, the home
of the Preakness Stakes, in Baltimore,
Maryland. Along the way, it was discovered that the majority of the group had
never attended a live horse race. Excitement was in the air!
Upon arrival, valet parking was convenient and complimentary with the certificate.
Eric Weber from group sales greeted the
group with a friendly smile, handed out programs, and escorted the group to its reserved seating in the clubhouse. As part of
the package, the certificate holder could
name a race and have it printed in the program. Race #4 was named “Gus the Wonder Pony Memorial” after a beloved lesson
pony recently lost by Dusty Chaps Farm.
After a scrumptious brunch buffet (not
part of the certificate purchase), Gus the
Wonder Pony group, was escorted to a
viewing area of the paddock to watch the
horses prepare for race #4. A few folks, including the Gus The Wonder Pony’s owners, bet on horse #4 (Hideaway) to win,
place, or show. After the horses left the
paddock, the group was led out to the winner’s circle to watch the race. Dressed in a
red hood and horse boots that looked like
athletic socks from the 1970’s, Hideaway
crossed the finish line well ahead of the
pack!
Hideaway and was led into the winner’s
circle for his win photo with his trainer, owners, and entourage. Once he was led out,
the Gus The Wonder Pony group stepped
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Notes from Your Editor
Show season is in full swing and
so is the Delaware Equine Council.
We are gearing up for Member Appreciation Day, the 2017 Equine
Industry Directory, the Turkey Trot
Trail Ride and much more this fall.
In this edition, you can find information about the upcoming activities and reviews of recent events.
Please enjoy our newsletter.
Wendy Lippincott, Editor
REPORT
lost, loose, neglected, or abused horses to
Delaware Department of Agriculture
302-698-4500 or 302-698-4561
August/September 2016
President’s Message
Got to love HOT HUMID Delaware. Very
tough to enjoy the horses in this weather,
however, it will get better! Keep Sunday,
September 25 set aside for the annual DEC
Member Appreciation Day. Always great food and a
good ride.
Congratulations to all the 4-H members that participated in the horse show at the Delaware State Fair. It's
always great to see the youth showing.
Get ready for the 2017 Directory! We are starting to put
it together again and look forward to including you in this
informative reference book.
Stan Vonacek, DEC President
2016 Delaware Equine Council Officers:
President, Stan Vonasek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302-684-3966
Vice President, Ken Horeis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302-270-2648
Secretary, Kathy Watson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302-670-7358
Treasurer, Tami Stevens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302-399-3466
2016 Delaware Equine Council Directors:
Dr. Christina Dayton . 302-258-8160
Wendy Lippincott . . . 302-632-9733
Pam Nebel . . . . . . . . 240-994-2220
George Parris . . . . . . 302-846-2189
Julie Warrington . . . . 302-423-7393
Cynthia Vollmer. . . . . 302-519-2034
. [email protected]
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1 Clark Street
NMLS #77068
Harrington, DE 19952
302-735-8434 FAX 302-735-8432
Lori Combs
Assistant Vice President
Branch Manager
[email protected]
2016 Platinum Sponsor
$1,000
DECF Scholarship
Program
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At Pimlico:
(Left) Kim and Wendy Lippincott wait for gourmet omelets
(Right) DEC members and
friends are ready to enjoy a
gourmet brunch prior to their
named race.
Day at Pimlico
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in and was joined by winning
jockey, Jorge M. Perez, for a professional photo which was provided as part of the certificate. Mr. Perez was gracious enough to stay and sign autographs
as requested by members of the group.
A stroll back through the paddock area was fun as the group was permitted to meet and greet one of the outrider
horses that was taking a break. The horse enjoyed many pets and went so far as to rub his eye on one of his guests
backs.
Overall, the group’s visit was outstanding and everyone had a great time. For those who had never attended a race
prior to the event, it certainly was a treat. Thank you very much to The Maryland Jockey Club, Pimlico Race Course, and
Eric Weber for such a wonderful Day at the Races!
~ Sunday Hunting Update ~
Event raises $20,000 for
Southern Delaware
Therapeutic Riding
By Maddy Lauria
Reprinted courtesy of the Cape Gazette
(August 1, 2016)
Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding in Milton recently received a $20,000 donation that will help fund
the facility's capital campaign.
The proceeds were raised during a March 9 event
hosted by Key Advisors Group LLC at Touch of Italy,
and will help fund the facility's new center on Route 5,
the addition of a closed-in, handicap-accessible viewing and staging area, new horse stalls, a new entry
and other enhancements to the building.
At Southern Delaware Therapeutic Riding, horses
and certified instructors work with about 60 riders to
help make life a little easier for clients living with
autism, depression, learning disabilities and other
physical or emotional challenges. The facility also
hosts separate camps and group activities revolving
around equine therapy and activities.
A capital campaign continues following the purchase of the nearly 10-acre property just outside of
Milton in March. Donations and volunteers are always
welcome.
For more information about SDTR, go to
www.sdtrhr.com
Bill (HB-289) was signed by Governor Markell on July
20. The Fish and Wildlife Commission is meeting on August 30 at the Robbins & Richardson Building to discuss
where Sunday hunting will be allowed. The fees and conservation passes go into effect July 1, 2017.
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August/September 2016
Cases of Potomac Horse Fever
Confirmed in Maryland
The Maryland State Vet’s Office (Maryland Department of
Agriculture) has announced that Potomac Horse Fever has
been confirmed in two Maryland horses, one of which has
died from the disease.
The two horses confirmed were in Frederick County, and
both horses had been vaccinated. The second horse is
being treated by a private veterinarian and is expected to
recover.
MDA is urging horse owners – especially those with
horses that graze near rivers, streams and creeks – to
watch their horses closely for signs of the disease. Clinical
signs include mild to severe fever, diarrhea, loss of appetite, laminitis, and mild colic. Potomac Horse Fever is
most commonly contracted by horses that ingest infected
aquatic insects such as caddisflies and mayflies.
“Potomac Horse Fever surfaces here every few years,”
said State Veterinarian Michael Radebaugh. “Because it
can be fatal, we urge horse owners to pay special attention
to how their horses feel. The vaccine for Potomac Horse
Fever is not always effective, so we encourage owners to
contact their veterinarian sooner rather than later if they
suspect anything, even if the horse has been vaccinated.”
The vaccine for Potomac Horse fever is not always effective but may lessen the severity of the disease. Horse
owners are advised to follow the recommendations of their
private practitioner concerning vaccination protocols. The
department encourages owners to contact their veterinarian as soon as possible if they suspect anything, even if the
horse has been vaccinated.
Potomac Horse Fever cannot be transmitted from horse
to horse, and people are not at risk; however, veterinarians
who diagnose it must report it to the State Veterinarian.
August/September 2016
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Calendar of Events
August 2016:
Tuesday, August 9: EAAHSC (Eastern Amateur Arabian Horse
Show Circuit) Meeting, 2nd Tuesdays of each month. Contact: Laura 302-424-1828
Saturday, August 13: 1st State Shooters Moon Buster 6PM at
Levers Arena. Double Points. Contact: Tom Brandenburg
443-510-2447
Monday, August 15: Delaware Equine Council meets the 3rd
Monday of each month at 7:00pm except June and December. Harrington Fire Department Conference Room. Contact
Stan 302-684-3966
Sunday, August 21: Tuckahoe Equestrian Center Cool off at
Sassafrass 10am at Turner’s Creek in Kennedyville, MD
Contact: Karen Mack Jones 410-739-1327.
Monday, August 22: American Mustang/Burro Association-Delmarva Chapter meet @ 6PM the 4th Monday of each month.
Contact Debbie at 302-653-7005
Saturday, August 27: Sunday, August 28: Delaware Appaloosa
Horse Association Summer Sizzler Show at the Delaware
State Fairgrounds Quillen Arena. Contact:
[email protected] or 302-526-6944.
Saturday, August 27: Tuckahoe Equestrian Center Crab Feast.
Follow on Facebook for more information or call Rob Creel
410-253-0161
September 2016:
Thursday, September 1: Arabian Horse Association of Delmarva
Meeting First Thursday of each month Contact: Resi Wolfe
302-856-6048
Saturday, September 10: Sunday, September 11: Tuckahoe
Equestrian Center Stuart Rybak Clinic September 9am - 4pm
2 day clinic. Contact: Debbie Oxnard 410-490-2269
Saturday, September 10: Laurel Saddle Friends Game Show
5pm, R/D Sunday 1pm, Gail 302-841-2063
Tuesday, September 13: EAAHSC (Eastern Amateur Arabian
Horse Show Circuit) Meeting, 2nd Tuesdays of each month
Contact Laura 302-424-1828
Saturday, September 17: Karen’s Shows at Annett Farms,
10116 Shawnee Road, Greenwood, DE. Contact Elrita Annett 302-422-7571. Refreshments available.
Saturday, September 17: Tuckahoe Equestrian Center Hoof
Picks – wrapping legs. For more information, contact Rob
Creel 410-253-0161
Sunday, September 18: Tuckahoe Equestrian Center Wye Island Ride. Contact: Debbie Oxnard 410-490-2269
Monday, September 19: Delaware Equine Council meets the 3rd
Monday of each month at 7:00pm except June and December. Harrington Fire Department Conference Room. Contact
Stan 302-684-3966
Wednesday, September 21: Tuckahoe Equestrian Center meets
the 3rd Wednesday of the following months: Jan, Mar, May,
July, Sept. Nov. and Dec at 7:00pm, Contact Rob Creel 410253-0161 for location.
Saturday, September 24: Sunday, September 25: Tuckahoe
Equestrian Center Eastern Shore of Virginia Trail Ride. Contact: Debbie Oxnard 410-490-2269
Sunday, September 25: DEC Member Appreciation Day Trail
Ride 10am at Redden State Forest Headquarters Tract. Current members are FREE plus one guest FREE. All others:
Individual: $15, Youth $5, Organization $20, Commercial
$30. Lunch catered and served at noon.
Monday, September 26: American Mustang/Burro AssociationDelmarva Chapter meet @ 6PM the 4th Monday of each
month. Contact Debbie at 302-653-7005.
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October 2016:
Saturday, October 1: Second Chance Ranch of Delaware
Horse Rescue Open House 10am-3:30pm. 2436 Sandtown
Rd., Felton, DE. 19943. Contact Lynn: 302-632-9330.
Thursday, October 6: Arabian Horse Association of Delmarva
Meeting First Thursday of each month Contact: Resi Wolfe
302-856-6048
Saturday, October 8: Laurel Saddle Friends Game Show 5pm
Halloween Parade 4:30),R/D Sunday 1pm, Gail 302-8412063
Saturday, October 8: Karen’s Shows at Annett Farms, 10116
Shawnee Road, Greenwood, DE. Contact Elrita Annett 302422-7571. Refreshments available.
Tuesday, October 11: EAAHSC (Eastern Amateur Arabian Horse
Show Circuit) Meeting, 2nd Tuesdays of each month Contact
Laura 302-424-1828
Next DEC Meetings Mondays, August 15, Sept. 19, Oct. 17
7 p.m. - Harrington Fire Company Conference Room
20 Clark Street • Harrington, DE 19952
Join us and bring a friend!
DEC Committees: Do you support the mission of the
Delaware Equine Council? If so, become involved with a
committee. The committee chairs are as follows:
Stan Vonacek - DECF Scholarships
Ken Horeis - Industry Directory
Mary Everhart - Trails
Wayne Nebel - Public Relations
Pam Nebel - Membership
Wendy Lippincott - Newsletter Editor
Julie Warrington - Fundraising
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DE Equine Industry
Directory 2017
By Ken Horeis
Once again, the Delaware Equine Council will
be producing our “Delaware Equine Industry
Directory”. We know that the Directory has
been well received in the past, with many
people keeping a copy in their barn, truck and
house so that they have a quick reference
available whenever they might have a need.
DEC has elected to once again offer the single line listings for FREE, however, we will still
need the categories under which you would
like to be listed, along with your location, a
contact person and phone number. The color
and black/white ad costs will remain the same
as in 2016, as will the cost for format and
printing. Ads must be camera ready, or we
can develop an ad for you at an additional
cost.
Beginning immediately, we are accept ads
and listings for the Directory. If you would like
to appear in the 2017 Directory, please contact Ken Horeis at 302-270-2648 or at [email protected] with any questions. The
deadline for this year is October 20. Provide
your information to us quickly so you don’t
miss out on a great opportunity. We hope that
you have enjoyed the previous Directories
and we look forward to providing you with another quality Directory for 2017.
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Directory Cover Photo Contest
The Delaware Equine Council’s Equine Industry Directory is due for release in January of 2017. In 2016, we honored Joan Coble’s horse, Barney,
by placing his photo on the front cover. Barney was a
wonderful gelding who had won the hearts of many.
Wouldn’t it be cool for your horse to be on the front
cover next year! We are looking for a new photo for the
2016 edition. Send in your favorite photo of your horse
to: [email protected].
Contest Rules:
1. Horse/Equine must belong to a member of the
DelawareEquine Council.
2. Name of horse/equine owner and horse must accompany photograph. Feel free to include any
details about the animal. We want to read your
horse’s story.
3. No people, advertising, or signage may be in the photograph.
4. Amateur and professional photographs are permitted. Any professional photographs must be accompanied with permission from the
photographer for the use of the photograph. Photographer’s name,
phone number and email are required.
5. By submitting a photograph or art, you are giving permission for the
Delaware Equine Council to use the photograph or art for the purpose
of the Equine Industry Directory or any other publication produced by
the Delaware Equine Council including posting it on the website,
Facebook, newsletters, flyers, etc.
6. Recognition will be given to the winner within the directory.
7. The winning photograph will be selected by the DEC 2017 Directory
Committee based on qualifications, attractiveness, and quality of
image. The image must be of high enough size and resolution for the
directory printer to produce an attractive cover.
8. DEC Board Members and 2017 Directory Committee Members are
ineligible to participate.
Contest Ends: October 20, 2016.
SAVE THE DATE!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST
HORSE RESCUE OPEN HOUSE
SECOND CHANCE RANCH
2436 Sandtown Road, Felton, DE 19943 N 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Bring your family and friends to the Ranch to learn about our mission, see the horses,
take a ride and meet the other animals that have found a home here.
There will be games, prizes, cras, food, fun and of course, HORSES!
It’s a great way to spend a fall day for a fantasc cause!
Entry is free — Donaons are always welcome.
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Rescue Horse of the Month: Dante
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Second Chance Ranch of Delaware wants you to
meet Dante – 21 year old registered pure bred dark
bay Arabian gelding. He stands 15 hands tall and
weighs approximately 1000 pounds. Dante is full of
character and loves people. If you like horse hugs and
kisses, you will like Dante. Trained in dressage in his
early years, he remembers almost everything so a refresher would easily bring him back into the dressage
groove. After his dressage years, Dante spent much
time as a hunter horse. He was then asked to perform
as a western horse and adapted as requested. He
cross ties, bathes, loads in the trailer, good for vet and
farrier.
Dante can get a little “hot” when excited such as
coming in for dinner. It’s recommended that someone
that will not be afraid of him adopts him. He honestly
does not want to hurt his human
and tries his best to behave.
Advanced beginner or intermediate rider appropriate.
Adoption Fee: $500
Contact Cyndi at
302-519-2034
for information.
4-H Horse Show Grand and Reserve Champions with
Cynthia Vollmer (left) and Susan Garey (right).
State 4-H Horse Show Held
in Quillen Arena on July 29.
Once again the Delaware Equine Council was the
sponsor of the 4-H Grand Champion awards/gifts to the
winners in various horse riding discipline categories at the
DE State Fair. Thanks to board member Cynthia Vollmer
for representing DEC at the event.
DQHA sponsored the
Reserve Champion
awards/gifts.
At right:
Grand and Reserve
Champion awards
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No Shortcut for Diagnosing Equine Gastric Ulcers
By Kentucky Equine Research-KER
Gastric ulcers occur more frequently in certain groups of
horses: race and endurance horses in training, foals at the
time of weaning, or any horse during times of stress. How
do you know if your horse has one or more ulcers? Usually,
a clear diagnosis can only be achieved if the horse undergoes endoscopic examination, which involves having the
veterinarian pass a long flexible tube with a camera in the
tip into the stomach to directly visualize and assess the defects.
As an alternative, some owners assume their horses
have one or more ulcers if they display classic signs associated with the condition.
“Despite being effective, endoscopy is expensive, invasive, and time-consuming, unfortunately,” explained Kathleen Crandell, Ph.D., a Kentucky Equine Research (KER)
nutritionist, adding “The number of veterinarians that have
the necessary equipment is limited.”
As an alternative, some owners assume their horses
have one or more ulcers if they display classic signs associated with the condition: colic, diarrhea, poor appetite, dull
coat, decreased performance, and possibly behavior
changes.
Recognizing the need for a quick, economical, and effective screening test to help identify horses with ulcers, a
group of researchers recently evaluated whether sucrose, a
simple sugar similar to glucose, could identify ulcers. The
hypothesis was that sucrose passes through ulcerated
stomach tissue and can be measured in blood, indicating
the both the presence and severity of ulceration.
To test the usefulness of sucrose to diagnose ulcers,
Heweston and coworkers* administered sucrose via nasogastric tube to 101 horses either with or without gastric ulcers. Blood sucrose levels were subsequently assessed 45
and 90 minutes after administration.
The researchers found that the test wasn’t as sweet as
they had hoped, concluding that blood sucrose was “neither
a sensitive or specific test for detecting gastric ulcers in
adult horses with naturally occurring ulcers.”
“In addition to dietary and management changes to help
ulcer-prone horses, consider using KER’s research-proven
digestive aid RiteTrac, which supports the health of the
stomach. Horse owners in Australia should look for other
proven digestive aids,” advised Crandell.
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Dovington Training Center www.dovington.com
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Dusty Chaps Farm www.dustychapsfarm.com
302-632-9733
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Gambler’s Choice Equestrian Center
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• Bryan & Brittingham 302-846-9500
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• Hudson Farm Supply 302-398-3654
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• Steward Farms 302-284-0514
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• Turf Equipment and Supply Company
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• Delaware Standardbred Owners Association
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• Farm Family Insurance www.farmfamily.com
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• First State Shooters 302-349-4082
• Harrington Raceway, Inc.
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• Laurel Saddle Friends 302-841-2063
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• The Essential Touch 443-994-6695
• Tuckahoe Equestrian Center 410-253-0161
• Two Old Mares Blanket Service 302-856-3189
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• All Creatures Veterinary 302-258-8160
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